Hey Liz is you are still researching the stories with Baba Yaga, give "The Feather of Finist the Falcon" a try. It does resemble your twist on this story with a female protagonist who goes on a quest to save her beloved.

Baby dolls. I had one that closed its eyes when laying on its side, and opened in all other positions! That baby was on her side ALL THE TIME

I also hate it in the us but it’s not as bad here since we are mostly forgotten.

This spider toy my mom had

Trolls😅

Bozo the clown doll that thing was haunted, we give it to my one anut for my cousin yeah she get rid of it after a week. Still have nightmares about it, also many many many years later I saw one in an Antique truck going scared the hell out of me cause my mom didnt saw it.

the burger king crown 😂 so good

Porcelain dolls or puppets. They still give me the creeps

Ok but the Book of Mormon in the picture like what??😂💀

In "Sapsorrow," the animals helped her make the cloak, so no animals were harmed. Except that part where the prince kills her goose friends. That was messed up.

I think the 2012 animated Snow Queen film comes alot closer to being an animated snow queen than the Frozen does. They did take some liberties of course, but you can see alot of references to the original story. The movie does have some wierd sequals but the first one is pretty good.

those damn troll dolls. the old ones. i would see one and flip out. they too creepy i did get mom a lighter that looks like a troll doll for laughs this christmas tho lol

Full fairy tale is in my "favorite grimm fairy tales" compilation

Does anyone remember Furby fucking hate those things.

I remember a version of all kinds of fur that I read as a kid it was a little different because it was a cloak made from different bird feathers none of the birds being harmed in the process and she's being married to an evil King not her own father

i was always afraid of cabbage patch dolls because their faces were wrong looking to me, and any animatronic toys, i didnt like how they felt like bones 😭 love the video btw <33

To be fair, it is heterosexual and as a trans person I don’t actually think that it’s trans either. People are assigned a gender at birth and being trans is a diversion from the gender you were assigned. Sex is completely separate. For example, I am an intersex transmasculine person, my biological sex traits aren’t easily categorized as male or female, but I was assigned female at birth. I was socialized as a girl. My actual gender is a masculine aligned genderqueer person, but I am still approximately FTM because gender and sex are different. I have a hard time calling the characters cis, particularly the masculine one, but I wouldn’t consider them trans as they both identify as the gender they were assigned at birth.

Nice, I like your style. Subscribed!

When I was around 7-9 years old, my 20-something uncle and his buddy bought me stuffed animals for my birthday. I'm pretty sure they were tipsy at Toys'R'Us, because they thought a crocodile and a bison made for awesome gifts for me. I didn't learn that the eyes and teeth of the crocodile glowed in the dark until they were staring at me in the night. Yes, there was screaming and moving of the crocodile so I couldn't see it from the bed.

that's a fun story

I once had a nightmare about a rubber hippo I owned. It wasn't scary after I woke up. I also used to be scared of the hippo from the Reading Mansion PC game, and this isn't a toy, but I once had a nightmare (around Christmastime!) where a Snuffleupagus-looking thing came at me while "We Three Kings" played in the background (it wasn't even attacking, just walking toward me, but I was terrified of that thing for a looong time).

I had a babydoll whose head wobbled.

I was given a terrifying owl stuffed animal when I was 5. It single handedly took weeks of my sleep. Finally my mom threw it away 😅

Furby. I begged for that demon and then when I got it it was annoying so I took out the batteries to go to sleep and it still talked! I threw it in my closet and never saw it again but heard it for like a week afterwards. You better believe I told my kids hell no when for some reason people decided it was a good idea to bring furbies back and they asked for them.

1:07 I needed these spooky tales

I love all your videos but this one reminded me how much I love fashion, fairytales and illustration. It made me want to take classes and learn to improve as an artist, storyteller and sewist so that one day I could create my own version of the 12 dancing princesses. It brought back my childhood obsession with picture books and reminded me that while I have improved greatly over the years I’ve got quite a ways to go and that I’ll definitely need to put in plenty of work to achieve that particular childhood goal.

Thank you for sharing this amazing gem! Bring back Yuletide ghost stories!

I love this story and when I was a kid I saw a short animation by Disney with a happy and sweet ending so that was my introduction to the fairytale, but when I was a little older and read it for the first time I was so sad about the ending.

Assitant: There's been a mistake. Me: NO KIDDING!!🤬🤬💢💢

Liz is the beeeeeeeeest!!!!

I'm so glad I don't have a duffle bag, let alone a loaner.

Well, I'm relieved my app for checking off items to pack for a trip isn't haunted...yet.

So funny! Though I felt bad for the ghost, it seemed like she couldn't help it.

Ah yes I love living in Wisconsin

Frozen Charlotte could have stood to listen to Allerleirauh a few times.

Grimdark anime merch before anime

Portugal. Maybe South Korea

So fun fact! Ruth Sanderson taught at the children's illustration MFA program at my college, and it was because of her position there that I FINALLY got my hands on her copy of the 12 Dancing Princesses (my favorite fairytale), which I had been tracking for years at that point. She also signed a poster for me, though it got a little damaged in dorm life. It's fun that you mention Hungarian fairy tales -- there's a great series here on KZbin called "Hungarian Folk Tales" and they have a version where the princesses dance on blades

When I first watched this I couldn't stand Marie when she developed her craving for radishes. I felt she acted like a spoiled brat towards her husband saying she wouldn't have anything to do with him until he got her the radish when he tried to kiss her and basically bullying him into going back by saying things like her mother was right about him although in the beginning it was implied the witch caused Marie to crave radishes in the first place to lure the couple into her garden so she could make the deal to take their baby so she probably had the excuse of being under a spell but in most of the versions of Rapunzel I've watched I found the Rapunzel's mother character extremely whiny saying she'll die if she doesn't get her cravings aren't given into.

She was just blow drying her hair. There’s no need to worry.😅

I had the Jane Ray version as a child ! I loved it ❤ Too bad I don't have it anymore or I would have checked for the eyepatch given my memory is falling me on this. I'm now a pattern mixer too so maybe I owe it partly to this book's influence As both an illustration and fashion history lover this was a great series of videos

Seems like Scrooge got one of the better deals with ghosts. He endured a lot but at least he got some redemption out of it and no servants thought he was going mad. Thanks for sharing, this was hilarious!

Thanks so much for covering the Barbie version! It's one of my favorite nostalgic movies.

I would love to see Cinderella next.

Yay I was waiting for the long form of the short 😁

Trivia, the role of the Stepmother was originally slated to be played by Hollywood legend Anne Bancroft, but regretfully Mrs. Mel Brooks contracted mono prior to the shooting schedule. Joan Collins, whose star began to climb after saving the primetime soap DYNASTY in its second season, was tapped to play the role, and graciously accepted. And the rest is as we know it, is faerie tale history 🤎

First of all, I like you. Mainly because you don't "act" all "triggered" over a goofy radish puppet like some of these other ardent video bloggers. I was nine when I started watching "Faerie Tale Theatre", on Betamax, wayyyyyy before the days of binging. I literally got fed these episodes piece meal, and honestly there was something about having the episode for a day or two, watching it one hundred times before it had to be returned, and the reset button was pushed for the next chance encounter with another CBS FOX edition in any random video store or library. What was captivating about RAPUNZEL (it was the sixth episode I ever saw), was indeed the art direction based on Gustav Klimt's style. From the moment I saw the lively video cover to the entirety of the presentation, my favorite scene is the witch Gena Rowlands spying on Claude (Jeff Bridges); those eerie eyes stalking his every movement in her garden from behind the veiled mask of a scarecrow. The only thing missing from the original release was the innuendo between the parents - it does nothing for me. No trivia on this end, though, when you brought to light the witch and her look, it's dawned on me, how Gena Rowlands resembles Piper Laurie from "Carrie"... I wonder, was the eponymous "anti-heroine" of that movie and Duvall's friend from "3 Women" Sissy Spacek ever a possibility to play the lonely maiden in the tower? ❤

Omg how crazy! You're right, I did love your next video 😂 Looking forward to watching you all December ❤

Moral: be nice to your creepy dolls.